The phrase "a limited cache of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small or restricted amount of stored data, resources, or items.
Example: "The system can only access a limited cache of information, which may affect its performance."
Alternatives: "a restricted amount of" or "a small reserve of".
We also assume each BS has a limited cache capacity C. The cache capability of BSs here is different from the traditional BSs which are not equipped with cache.
He deposited a special cache of luxuries at Minna Bluff, together with life-saving food and fuel, earning Wild's spontaneous praise when the cache was discovered.
However, high dynamic cache environment and some constrains are needed to be considered in designing low complexity intelligent cache policies, such as heterogeneity of traffic, node mobility, dynamic changes of content popularity, limited cache space of CRs and user devices as well as energy constrains for user devices.
However, in mobile ad hoc networks, improvement in access latency and cache hit ratio may diminish because of the mobility and limited cache space of mobile hosts (MHs).
The first reason is that the limited cache capacity of peers has a remarkable impact on resource-sharing performance.
Each SM has a limited amount of cache known as shared memory which is accessible by all eight cores.
For optimizing the loss recovery performance of ARM under limited cache resources, the work in this paper aims at designing efficient and robust cache allocation schemes and caching policies.
In open mobile system, security and privacy has been a long-run challenge of much concern, especially in the cooperative caching system where mobile nodes cache contents due to their own limited cache space and energy.
With the rapid growth of network traffic, it is significant challenging to decide content placement in such limited cache space.
(As a bonus, a cache of rifles was discovered in the grand piano).
